Opening an account in Paysera payment system (Lithuania)
- Price:500 EUR
- Term:10-15 days
Paysera is a payment system for the provision of digital financial services licensed in 2012. The company is wholly owned by Lithuanian shareholders. Previously, the payment system worked under the name Mokejimai.
Peysera has an office in Lithuania (Vilnius) and a customer service center in Estonia.
Paysera LT is supervised by the Bank of Lithuania, is a member of the SEPA Instant, SEPA, and TARGET2 instant payment systems, as well as the official Shopify payment operator.
- physical Visa cards;
- 24/7 customer support in Russian;
- artificial intelligence is used to identify customers;
- free SEPA payments in EUR for individuals;
- multi-currency accounts, work with more than 20 currencies;
- Paysera Checkout services for international trading platforms;
- provide individual IBAN accounts for transfers in euros;
- to receive transfers in another currency, including USD, indicate Payser’s bank account, and the recipient’s internal account in the note;
- the main currency of the card account is euro, therefore all payments on the card are made in euros with subsequent conversion;
- API integration and connection of the Paysera payment gateway to the online store through ready-made plugins is available (access to up to 20 trading platforms WooCommerce, Prestashop, Opencart, Magento, Shopify, Ecwid, etc.);
- available currency exchange in more than 30 currencies; when exchanging large amounts, a discount is applied;
- client identification and account management is carried out through a mobile application.
Paysera payment system opens accounts for private and corporate clients from all over the world. This includes opening accounts for financial service providers. Only companies registered in tax-free zones and countries from the sanctions lists are not served.
Settlement and processing accounts. To open a business account, you must first open a personal account for the shareholder/director of the company and go through identification in the system.
To open an account in the Paysera payment system, a personal visit to Lithuania is not required. An account is opened remotely.
Please note that according to international account opening standards, each payment system is required to adhere to the KYC procedure, therefore it will require documents and data confirming identity, business and wealth for identification. Also, a financial institution may, based on its internal rules, refuse to cooperate without giving reasons. In order to avoid such negative consequences, please contact specialized lawyers for a preliminary consultation on opening foreign accounts, and we will tell you all the nuances of how to open an account in the Lithuanian Paysera payment system.